So you've learned so far that Métis boy is a complete penetration testing framework and it's not just
a single tool when you call it a framework, it obviously means that it consists of many useful tools
and utilities.
So I've shown you basically an overview of the file system that a split consists of various components,
such as libraries, modules, plug ins and tools.
So here I have a diagrammatic view of the structure of Menis point for you.
Let's let's have a look to understand the use of the various libraries as explained in the diagram.
Rex handles almost all core functions, such as setting up socket connections, formatting and all the
other functions.
MSF core provides the basic API and the actual core that describes the framework.
MSF base provides some friendly API support to the modules, so if you are not developing exploits,
who are some of the other modules?
You will mostly deal with prepared penetration modules showed here in the red rectangle in the diagram.
So you have the option to load modules either at runtime or from the MSF console to load modules at
runtime from the terminal past the M option when running MSF console.
But you can also load your modules from MSF console by using the load path command.